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A redundant if nonetheless occasionally thrilling follow-up bolstered by star Donnie Yen's precision combat skills.
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More slick mainland melodrama than rough-and-ready chop-socky picture, Ip Man 2 often finds itself struggling to reconcile those conflicting impulses between drizzly emotional moments and slap-happy frenzy.
Compared to his stellar hit "Ip Man" - a biopic on the Wing Chun master who tutored Bruce Lee - Wilson Yip's more lavishly produced sequel Ip Man 2 is a fistful of hits and misses.
A reminder of the pleasure of classic martial-arts films in which skilled athletes performed many of their own stunts.
Choreographed by the film martial-arts veteran Sammo Hung, the fights are spectacularly designed and performed, relying more on muscle and skill than wirework.
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Ip Man 2: Legend of the Grandmaster review by Uglyboyed Even better than the first. You love classic martial arts movies, make sure you watch both movies.
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